Golfing tips from an expert in the field
A lighthearted column offers golfing tips, jokes, and anecdotes from a local expert, mentioning jackrabbits and ground squirrels as comic hazards, early-morning play, and a few names like Gerry Reeds and Bill Nelligan, plus a news brief about a Navy patrol plane attacked by MIGs off the Sea of Japan with one crewman wounded and plans to fly to Yokosuka.
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John Frazier
Washington
Sea of Japan
Defense Department
Wonsan
North Korea
Pentagon
Formosa Strait
Far East
Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Navy
Naval Hospital
Yokosuka
U.S
Symington Urges White House Steel Conference
Sen Stuart Symington called for a White House conference with Dave McDonald and Roger Bough to avert a looming July 1 steel strike. He warned the economy and national defense could be affected as current contracts lapse June 30. He urged a shift in bargaining climate away from wage cuts and benefit reductions.
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Philadelphia
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
White House
Symington
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Dave McDonald
Roger Bough
U.S. Steel Corp
Missouri
Tragedy Brings May Tip Winner
The Telegram-KIAL May tip contest awards a $25 prize to H W Shaw for his tip on the drowning of two Garden City youths in Lake McKinney. Edwin Carroll wins $10 for a bone discovery along Pawnee Creek in northeast Finney County. Third prizes of 35 certificates go to three women for tips about the Oscar Bergkamp family, four graduates, and ten coyote pups.
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Telegram-Kial
H. W. Shaw
Garden City
Lake McKinney
Edwin Carroll
N. Main
Pawnee Creek
Finney County
Paul Heine
Lane C
Liberace defense claims bee in bonnet over homosexuality
London AP report notes lawyer Gerald Gardiner arguing Liberace’s libel case against the Daily Mirror centers on alleged insinuations of homosexuality. Gardiner contends Connor’s 1956 column implied varied sexual appeal, not actual homosexuality, during the six day trial before a large jury.
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London
Liberace
Gerald Gardiner
The
Daily Mirror
William N. Connor
Connor
Ace
X Gardiner
Liber
Floods Delay China's Great Leap Forward Plans in 1959
Torrential rains lash south and central China, inundating vast areas in Kwangtung and disrupting harvests. Peiping confirms widespread floods while Beijing mobilizes millions to combat the menace. Hong Kong floods kill dozens and leave thousands homeless as weather fronts move toward the Yangtze Valley.
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Tokyo
China
Kwangtung
Peiping
Hankow
Shanghai
Nanking
Weather outlook for tonight and Wednesday in Kansas
Tonight scattered thunderstorms basing from Dodge City westward with lows in the upper sixties. Wednesday brings hot, fair conditions with afternoon highs near 100 and southerly winds around 20 mph. Sunrise is 6 20, sunset 8 08.
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Dodge City
Chanute
Topeka
Wheat Harvest Moves into Northern Haskell County
The Kansas wheat harvest advances into northern Haskell County with dry grain and variable yields. Reports note 50 bushels per acre on some barley and wheat, moisture around 9 to 14 percent, showers delaying cuts in places, and ongoing harvesting activity near Garden City and surrounding farms.
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B. F
A.C. Holsted
Kansas
Haskell County
Finney County
Kansas State Univer
Garden City
Leke
Satania
Oscar O'Neal
Sted
Garnis
den City
Hesling
O'Neal
Orville Forney
Salan-Arthur
Pierceville Cooperative Funch
Plymell
Minney
Ford County
Ford Area
Irving
Dodge City Co
Big Four Berlin talks shift as Gromyko meets Herter
In Geneva AP reports Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and US Secretary of State Herter discussed the final phase of the Big Four conference on Berlin. Western diplomats eyed a possible new proposal on breaking the East West deadlock or winding up the conference.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Christian Herter
Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyka
Berling
Herter
Imeeling
Brivin
du Merter
Pierlow
A. A. Sokhtoy
Pureiga Lion
coStite Livingston Merchant
Liavellyo Thompson
Ambassiwidy A Mascow
Gun-Toting Brothers Break Through Lines of Massive Posse
Philadelphia brothers John and William Doyle, 23 and 21, linked to a Cape Cod liquor store holdup, eluded a massive Massachusetts manhunt aided by police, FBI, and a plane. Victim Sedgwick, kidnapped in Philadelphia, was rescued after days in captivation.
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Middlebor
Mass
Adnah Harlow
Coyle
Philadelphia
Woodland
John
William
Cape Cod
William Sedgwick
St. Luke's Hospital
Bourne
Priscilla Jury
Wayne, Nut
Elizabeth McKay
Glen Cove
N.Y
Green Mountain Junior College
Poultney
Sedgwick
Roxborough
Doyles
Massachusetts
Provincetown
Cape Code
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Gerry Reeds
Ward
Who
Lke
McDonald
Gardiner
Red
Darrell Morrow
Lee Richardson Zoo
San Diego
Calif
Cnet
Finnes
Scott
Soviet Union
Kearny
Cimarron Cooperative
Cievalor
United States
France
Seere
Lyle Phipps
North 5Th
Boy Scout
Ron Kreutzer
Mike Collins
Mike Gimple
Way Liquor Store
FBI
Massachusetts Natural Resources Commission
Air Force
Barnstable County
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